Purpose: To determine if non-occupational therapists (non-OTs) with different job titles using
Algo, a clinical algorithm for recommending bathroom modifications (eg, bath seat) for …

Objective: To determine if Algo, a clinical algorithm to select bathing equipment for
'straightforward'cases, guides home health aides in selecting the appropriate bath seat …

Algo is a clinical decision algorithm developed to support nonoccupational therapists in
establishing assistive technology recommendations to enable physically disabled adults to …

Background Occupational therapists are experts at adapting bathroom environments.
However, to increase access to services, the algorithm “Préalables aux soins …

INTRODUCTION: When there is a shortage of occupational therapists, an organizational
model that involves home health aides in the process of recommending bathroom …

Introduction. With community‐dwelling elders waiting to adapt their bathroom, Health and
Social Services Centers in Quebec (Canada) combined human resources through cross …

For elderly persons with disabilities, bathing is a frequent activity that can be both pleasant
and dangerous. Bathing involves using water in an environment with hard, smooth surfaces …

Background/aim Home visits, used by occupational therapists to facilitate independence and
enhance safety, are effective but costly and time consuming. This research aims to establish …

In home care, bathroom activities—particularly bathing and toileting—present a unique set
of challenges. In this focus group study, professional home care providers identified factors …

Background A clinical algorithm (Algo) in paper form is used in Quebec, Canada, to allow
health care workers other than occupational therapists (OTs) to make bathroom adaptation …